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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1950

Page

2

Hoover Commission Findings Cited At La Crosse Meeting

Attorney Robert M. Bair told the La Crosse Kiwanis club that waste and confusion in the federal government threaten the nation. He described the Hoover commission as proposing unified armed forces and savings of up to four billion dollars annually if all recommendations are adopted. A documentary film What Price Government was shown, illustrating waste and proposed eliminations. The Wisconsin Committee on Hoover Commission Findings, a cross section of state leaders, helped present the talk.

Robert M. Bair la Crosse Kiwanis Club Bair Speakers Wisconsin Committee On Hoover Commission Public Expenditure Survey Hoover Commission Barr Commission

Walkout Idle Waukesha Watertown Foundry Plants

Waukesha and Watertown foundry plants idle as 365 workers from International Brotherhood of Foundry and Metal Employes independent union walk out over contract lapse. Company says no contract policy, union seeks all union shop and 20 cent raise. plant had raised wages 10 cents last Thursday. Union president Jerry Sullivan to comment after local meeting.

Waukesha Wis Waukesha Foundry Co Watertown International Brotherhood of Foundry and Metal Employes W. Zamjahn Tocal Zamjahn Jerry Sullivan Later Tuesiday

Military service facts on NSLI for returnees and veterans

Article discusses NSLI policies for returning veterans and options when premiums are high. It explains glass allotments, term-to-premium conversions, cashing values, extended insurance, and rules for policies converted under a year versus more than a year. It uses Jack Smith as an example to illustrate cashing, extending, and reissuing term coverage.

Thomas A. Mall National Service Life Insurance NSLI Jack Smith Jack Marine Corps Organized Reserve

Frederick H Ecker Birthday Card Chronicle Style

Frederick Hudson Ecker born August 30 1867 in Phoenicia New York. He rose from $4 a week in 1883 to chairman of Metropolitan Life Insurance Company guiding its vast housing investments.

AP Newsfeatures Frederick Hudson Ecker Phoenicia N.Y Metropolitan Life Insurance Co

Crete Beauty's Brother May Fight For Girl's Honor In Love Affair

In Detroit a man claiming to be Hercules Petracogeorgi brother of Crete beauty Stassoula Petracogeorgi, 19, said he may return to Crete to defend his sister after she was abducted by her lover, Constantine Kephaloyannis. He warned civil war could follow if reports of a marriage hold true but doubted the claim.

Crete Detroit Hercules Petracogeorgi Stassoula Petracogeorgi Greece Constantine Kephaloyannis Romeo Detroit Free Press Hercules

U.S. Hint of War Expansion Into North Korea

U S leaflets dropped in North Korea urge civilians to leave cities as military targets and envision a free Korea after the Communist regime is ousted. The move signals a potential shift beyond South Korea, raising questions about UN action and broader international policy.

Beulun Vu Fayap Washington United States North Korea Far East Command Korea Mr. Truman Red Army Red Government

Communist Leaders and Containment Debate

The passage argues rooting out Russian communism beyond containment into Soviet-dominated states, noting Moscow’s nerves over Tito in Yugoslavia and unrest in satellites. Losing North Korea could signal broader erosion, setting a precedent for restless gateb-lites and wider Soviet influence.

Preas Moscow Russia Tito Yugoslavia North Korea

Birds hire choppers to guard Germa cherry groves

Fruit farmers in the German American zone hire air charter agents to dispatch a helicopter to scare birds away from cherry orchards. The La Crosse Tribune notes this technology as a novel aid in protecting crops.

Germa American Zone Air~ Charter

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